Rotting Flesh Radio - name that tune!

[aghast]

Not so much a tune, actually - but does anyone here listen to RFR and know the source of those horror poems? Like the one this past week about the serial killer and the orchestra, or the one about a "cup of Joe" a few weeks back, or the one about the dinner party where the host required the guests to kill a man?

I wish RFR would post their playlist each week...

[Jonathan]

We are working on a weekly playlist for you each week. An all new RFR is coming on our one year ann. Oct 6th. So be on the look out.

As for the poems, they are called "Twisted Rhymes" from Bob Harper. Bob is going to be on R.F.R. in the next few weeks and he will be adding some more of his poems to the show very soon. So listen closely because Bob's Twisted Rhymes are tossed in every so often. There was also one you didn't mention that was played called "Patient #9" we played as well.

I will get you a link to Bob's page soon and if you have any questions for him email them to me so I can toss them in to the interview.


Thanks for being a Listener each week...it is truly appreciated

[aghast]

Thanks Jonathan!

I ordered his Twisted Rhymes CD just now. Bob Harper's pieces have been some of my favorite segments of RFR. The "Patient #9" was probably my favorite so far.

And, thanks Jonathan, for putting RFR together. It has been fun watching (or "listening" I should say) RFR mature over the past year. Haunted Einstein and The Doctor's DVD Dungeon are my favorite regular segments.

[Jonathan]

Thanks for the kind words about the show. I will also tell Bob when he is on, that he has gained some fans through R.F.R.

His poems are very unique and fun to listen to.